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Benchmark Visit HRPZ II

Benchmark Visit by HRPZ II to i-CSC USM

The Integrated Clinical Simulation Centre (i-CSC), School of Medical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia (PPSP USM) recently hosted an official visit from the Director and delegation of Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II (HRPZ II) as part of a benchmarking initiative.

The purpose of the visit was to gain insights into the development, management, and implementation of a clinical simulation centre, as HRPZ II is planning to establish a similar facility to enhance healthcare training and professional development.

During the session, the delegation was introduced to:

  • ✅ Overview of i-CSC operations and training framework
  • ✅ Simulation-based education approaches for medical and healthcare learners
  • ✅ Facility design and simulation equipment setup
  • ✅ Integration of simulation into clinical training programmes

The visit also included a guided tour of the simulation facilities, allowing the delegation to observe various training stations, simulators, and learning environments used in undergraduate and professional training. The benchmarking session served as a platform for professional exchange and discussion, where both institutions shared experiences and perspectives on advancing simulation-based education in healthcare. This initiative reflects i-CSC USM’s continued commitment to:

  • Supporting institutional development
  • Promoting best practices in simulation training
  • Strengthening collaboration with healthcare partners
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Publications & Research

Publications & Research

i‑CSC contributes to research in simulation-based education and clinical decision-making.

Factors Influencing Clinical Decision-Making Skills Among Nurses in Malaysia: A Three-Level General Linear Mixed-Effects Analysis

Decision-making Skills | Multilevel Analysis | 2026 | Q1 Journal Publication

This study presents a multilevel analysis examining the factors influencing clinical decision-making skills among registered nurses in Malaysia, conducted with affiliation to the Integrated Clinical Simulation Centre (i‑CSC), Universiti Sains Malaysia.

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KEMPEN KKP PPSP BULAN MEI 2026: KESELAMATAN ELEKTRIK DI TEMPAT KERJA

KEMPEN KKP PPSP BULAN MEI 2026: KESELAMATAN ELEKTRIK DI TEMPAT KERJA

KEMPEN KESELAMATAN & KESIHATAN PEKERJAAN

KESELAMATAN ELEKTRIK DI TEMPAT KERJA

⚡ Utamakan Keselamatan, Cegah Kemalangan

PERINGATAN KESELAMATAN

🔵Serahkan kunci pendua kepada Jabatan Keselamatan.

🔵Lantik dan paparkan nama PIC & No. Telefon di pintu pejabat/makmal.

🔵Kenalpasti lokasi:

    Suis utama elektrik.

    Pili/punca air.

    Alat pemadam api.

    Laluan kecemasan & tempat berkumpul.

AMALAN SELAMAT

✔ Jangan guna soket berlebihan (overload).

✔ Pastikan kabel elektrik tersusun & tidak rosak.

✔ Jangan sentuh peralatan elektrik dengan tangan basah.

✔ Pastikan akses kepada suis tidak dihalang.

✔ Tutup suis & cabut plug selepas digunakan.

✔ Laporkan segera jika ada bau hangit, percikan api atau kerosakan elektrik.

JIKA BERLAKU KECEMASAN

🔥 Asap / Kebakaran

    Putuskan bekalan elektrik jika selamat.

    Gunakan alat pemadam api yang sesuai.

    Jangan guna air untuk kebakaran elektrik.

    Hubungi Jabatan Keselamatan/Bomba.

    Segera ke tempat berkumpul.

💧 Banjir / Limpahan Air

    Pakai boot keselamatan jenis getah dan kering semasa melalui kawasan basah.

    Tutup punca air segera.

    Jauhkan peralatan elektrik dari kawasan basah.

    Elakkan sentuh suis elektrik berhampiran air.

    Hubungi pihak penyelenggaraan.

⚠️ Renjatan Elektrik

    Jangan sentuh mangsa secara langsung.

    Matikan bekalan elektrik utama.

    Hubungi bantuan kecemasan segera.

“KESELAMATAN TANGGUNGJAWAB BERSAMA"

Kempen Keselamatan & Kesihatan Pekerjaan ini dibawakan oleh JAWATANKUASA KESELAMATAN & KESIHATAN PEKERJAAN PPSP.

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Introduction to Microsurgery Programme

Introduction to Microsurgery Programme 

 

 

The Hand & Microsurgery Unit, Department of Orthopaedics, Universiti Sains Malaysia,  in collaboration with the Integrated Clinical Simulation Centre (i‑CSC), successfully conducted an “Introduction to Microsurgery” programme on 14 May 2026.

The programme provided participants with fundamental exposure to microsurgical techniques through structured teaching and hands‑on practice sessions. Participants were introduced to the use of operating microscopes, micro‑instruments, and fine tissue handling techniques required in precision‑based surgical procedures.

During the training, participants engaged in supervised practical sessions where they performed basic microsurgical suturing and coordination exercises under magnification. The use of simulation‑based setups allowed learners to practise repeatedly in a controlled environment while receiving guidance from experienced facilitators.

The session also emphasized key principles of microsurgery, including:

  • Fine motor coordination and hand‑eye precision
  • Proper use of microsurgical instruments
  • Ergonomics and posture during microscope use
  • Handling delicate tissues under magnification

Facilitators from the Department of Orthopaedics provided demonstrations and close supervision throughout the session, ensuring that participants developed foundational skills essential for future surgical training.

This programme reflects i‑CSC’s continued commitment to advancing simulation‑based clinical education and supporting specialised skill development in both undergraduate and postgraduate training.

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